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The Chip Letter newsletter by Babbage: latest issues, cadence and price

by Babbage · Substack · Free and paid · every two weeks · last issue Sep 13, 2026 · Active

Issues

20 on file since Oct 18, 2025

20 of 20 issues

IssueWhen
The Air Computer

Sep 13 · Chips and infrastructure

11d ago
3w ago
Where will RISC-V be in 20 Years? Poll Results

Sep 2 · Chips and infrastructure

3w ago
RISC-V: What Really Matters

Aug 16 · Chips and infrastructure

6w ago
Apple and AI: Siri the Early Years

Aug 13 · AI and agents

6w ago
The Secret Life of Computers

Jun 22 · Chips and infrastructure

3mo ago
Floating Point: The Origin Story

Jun 3 · Chips and infrastructure

4mo ago
Arm, the UK and Apple

May 10 · Chips and infrastructure

5mo ago
Intel Inside the Micro Revolution: 8008 Origins

May 2 · Chips and infrastructure

5mo ago
The Infinity Man

Apr 11 · Chips and infrastructure

5mo ago
Arm Makes Chips!

Apr 1 · Chips and infrastructure

6mo ago
6mo ago
Nvidia's Groq Plot Thickens

Mar 4 · Chips and infrastructure

7mo ago
7mo ago
Intel's Larabee Legacy

Jan 24 · Chips and infrastructure

8mo ago
Qualcomm's Ventana RISC-V Acquisition

Jan 13 · Chips and infrastructure

8mo ago
Jensen Groks Groq

Dec 31, 2025 · Chips and infrastructure

9mo ago
TPU Mania

Dec 13, 2025 · Chips and infrastructure

9mo ago
Qualcomm's Hexagon AI Accelerators

Nov 6, 2025 · AI and agents

11mo ago
11mo ago
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The history and the business of computer chips.

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